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On the top in news today Juan Soto, Donald Trump, Steve Bannon and others.
Juan Soto

1. Juan Soto

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Phillies outfielder Kyle Schwarber was one of those players who thought Juan Soto’s cockiness, accentuated by his h…
LA Times · over 3 years · 2
Juan Soto wins the Home Run Derby, while Albert Pujols receives an impromptu salute from his fellow All Stars
Denver Post · over 3 years · 2
Juan Soto wins the Home Run Derby, while Albert Pujols receives an impromptu salute from his fellow All Stars
The Mercury · over 3 years · 2
2022 MLB Home Run Derby Nationals' Juan Soto beats out phenom Julio Rodriguez to win at Dodger Stadium
USA Today · over 3 years · 3
2022 MLB Home Run Derby Nationals' Juan Soto beats out phenom Julio Rodriguez to win at Dodger Stadium
USA Today · over 3 years · 3

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Donald Trump
2. Donald Trump
Steve Bannon
3. Steve Bannon
Jennifer Lopez
4. Jennifer Lopez
Ben Affleck
5. Ben Affleck
Julio Rodríguez
6. Julio Rodríguez
Joe Biden
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Prince Harry
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Elon Musk
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Bernie Sanders
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Mike Pence
11. Mike Pence
Nelson Mandela
12. Nelson Mandela
Joe Manchin
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Cameron Smith
14. Cameron Smith
Kyle Schwarber
15. Kyle Schwarber
Deb Haaland
16. Deb Haaland
Stephen Colbert
17. Stephen Colbert
Jill Biden
18. Jill Biden
Roman Polanski
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Brian Kelly
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Paul Pelosi
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